Bluefield City Board Candidate McGuire Seeks Downtown Help
Bluefield resident Jason McGuire, longtime public housing official and business owner, responds to a Daily Telegraph questionnaire on his bid for the City Board. He calls for downtown revitalization, job growth, housing, traffic flow fixes, and open meetings with careful view on aspects like zoning and executive sessions.
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Bland Road
U S Faces Burden of International Agencies say reforms urged
ET Byrd argues in a column that United States leadership is needed in global affairs but calls for reevaluating and potentially ending membership in costly international organizations. He cites a Senate report noting inefficiency duplication high salaries and limited U S control and urges tighter oversight and faster disengagement where programs fail to serve American interests.
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United Nations
International Financial Organization
Congress
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Committee On Government
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Senate
America
Bluefield College Receives $19,000 Grant From Virginia Baptists
Bluefield College has been awarded 18,971.84 dollars by the Baptist General Association of Virginia for undesignated operating expenses. The grant helps total Virginia Baptist support to 188,324.18 to date, part of an expected 196,000 for the current college year. The funding equates to about 640 dollars per full time student and supports the college's aim to stay debt free while pursuing improvements.
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Bluefield College
Baptist General Association of Virginia
Virginia Baptists
Bluefield
The
Baptist General Association
Charles Tyer
Supersized magnet aims to power future MH D plants
American and Soviet scientists collaborate on magnetohydrodynamics to generate electricity. A 40-ton magnet from Argonne National Laboratory will be sent to the Soviet Union on June 20 as part of the project, signaling a potential 20 to 40 percent efficiency boost over coal and gas plants.
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Moscow
U.S
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
Soviet Union
Argonne National Laboratory
Illinois
Mandel retrial opens with new corruption elements
The Maryland governor Marvin Mandel faces a retrial after a mistrial last December. Jurors were impaneled and opening statements concluded as prosecutors prepare to call the first witness. New claims include a $155,000 tax free bond gift from Irvin Kovens for Mandel's 1974 divorce and a $42,000 loan arranged by Hess and Rodgers III.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Barnet D. Skolnik
U. S
Mandel
Irvin Kovens
Barbara
Skolnik
W. Dale Hess
Harry W. Rodgers III
DeNiro to Film Deer Hunter Scenes in Weirton
Actor Robert DeNiro will shoot part of The Deer Hunter in Weirton West Virginia from July 1 to 15. Extras will be drawn locally and the Weirton Steel mill serves as a filming backdrop with interior shots not planned. Steubenville Ohio also hosts filming across the production schedule.
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Weirton
W. Va
Robert DeNiro
Weirton Steel
EMI Films, Inc
Universal Pictures
DeNiro
Michael
Steubenville
Ohio
Virginia Boys State convenes in Lynchburg for 35th year
The 35th annual Virginia Boys State opened at Lynchburg College with about 700 seniors from across the state. The week features student run governments and parties under American Legion rules. Gov Mills Godwin and candidates Andrew Miller and John Dalton slated to speak along with Adm Elmo Zumwalt. The event peaks Friday with a Boys State governor inauguration and two delegates chosen for Boys Nation in July in Washington.
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Lynchburg
Lynchburg College
American Legion
General Assembly
Mills Godwin
Andrew Miller
John Dalton
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
U. S. Senate
Virginia
Washington
FDA Eyesing Disclosure Proposal For Canners
The FDA plans to seek public reaction to a fill weight rule that would require revealing the solid content in canned foods before liquids are added. This would shift from net weight to drained or fill weight, with industry and consumer groups debating costs, feasibility, and impact on prices.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Consumers Union
FDA
Advice on caring for aging parents and nursing home choice
A letter guiding a reader on decisions about an aged parent’s care. It cautions against abandoning elders to nursing homes, cites Biblical references on honoring parents, and suggests evaluating home care versus placement in a Christian retirement center to meet spiritual needs and reduce loneliness.
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Mrs. R
Paul
Emergency Room Doctors Sought in Regional Ads
Advertisements offering ER doctors up to 65000 a year ran in Charleston and neighboring states. A California recruiter cited sports pages as key for reaching physicians and noted openings in Wheel ing West Virginia and across the country. Jeanette Booker of American Emergency Medical Services discussed recruiting methods and regional targeting.
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California
Jeanette Booker
American Emergency Medical Services
Santa Monica
Calif
Nashville
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